This is a pre surgery photo. It is not eactly Sequim…a bit east of here. I took it while I was waiting.
While the Hood Canal Bridge was out, one of the ways we could get off of the Peninsula was Kenmore Air. They had a float plane that flew in to Port Hadlock Marina and Port Ludlow. I needed to get to Seattle for my pre op on the 22nd, so I hitched a ride with the son-in-law to the marina. Having never ridden a float plane before, my eyes were big as saucers when I saw the turbine Otter land. The ladder to the plane was skinny with no hand rail. Old one arm, aka me, was not sure how I was going to get up. I did and made it to Seattle. Getting out of the plane was a hoot. Fortunately none of those people will ever see me again.
Beautiful photo Norma … at least your float plane flight was on a sunny day.
Beautiful reflections and such vivid colors. You were brave to do that ladder and I can imagine getting back down it was quite an adventure.
I forgot to say how beautiful the iris picture was yesterday. Its a prize.
You are brave! I would freak out if I had to get on that thing.
Love the reflections in this picture.
Oh, my! I grab on with both hands just walking one of those plank walks down to a dock. Doesn’t Necessity make us brave?
Welcome back, Norma! I hope you’re healing well.
The water looks like glass in this picture. Iris photo yesterday was wonderful, too.
What an adventure you had! I am certain that the “others” you mention have seen far worse. Hope you enjoyed the trip as well as you could, I am envious of a flight on one of these.